26 Nifty 500 Stocks Deliver 50%+ Growth In Profit And Revenue In Q1 FY27

The June quarter produced a standout set of earnings performers, with 26 companies from the Nifty 500 universe reporting annual growth of more than 50% in both profit after tax and revenue.

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Mid- And Small-Caps Dominate The List

Capitaline data compiled by BS Research Bureau showed that only two large-cap companies, Eternal and Jio Financial, featured among the 26 stocks. The remaining companies largely came from the mid- and small-cap segments.

MCX, Bharat Dynamics, OFSS, Groww, Oil India, BSE, Netweb Technologies and Hindustan Copper were among the companies that recorded the required growth in both measures.

Motilal Oswal Financial Services’ analysis of the June quarter showed earnings growth across market-cap segments. Large-cap companies under its coverage reported 21% year-on-year growth, while mid-caps grew 23%, marking an 11-quarter high. Small-caps recorded earnings growth of 31%.

The stronger showing from smaller companies came against favourable year-ago comparisons, improving domestic activity, government capital expenditure and operating leverage.

Stock Performance Has Also Been Strong

The earnings performance has been accompanied by sizeable gains in the share price of several companies during the current financial year.

As of the August 18 close, Great Eastern Shipping Corporation was the only stock among the 26 to decline, with its share price down 8% so far in FY27. Oil India was unchanged over the same period.

The remaining stocks had gained between 10% and 115%. RR Kabel led the group with a 115% rise, followed by Syrma SGS Technology at 93%, Aditya Infotech at 86%, Neuland Laboratories at 85.5% and OFSS at 73%.

For investors tracking individual names, the current share price performance also reflects how sharply some of these stocks have moved alongside their earnings.

What Lies Ahead For Earnings

Bolinjkar said the next phase would depend more on revenue-led earnings upgrades than margin expansion or favourable base effects. Dasani highlighted volume growth, the size of the comparison base, order-book visibility and existing valuations as key factors when assessing individual companies.

The companies featured in the list therefore represent a wide range of businesses rather than a single market theme. Defence, electrification, grid infrastructure, pharmaceutical CDMO and financialisation platforms were among the areas identified by Dasani as durable themes.